As is now common knowledge, the 2008 Global Financial Crisis was triggered within the US mortgage and real estate markets. What’s not so commonly known, however, is that the state of said real estate market – both residential and certainly commercial – remain precarious, with information opaquely presented by sell-side industry cheerleaders, foremost realtors themselves and the institutions which underwrite them. In this latest episode of Money and Fear, we’ll review data points which reveal what you’re not told enough regarding true supply and demand parameters, continuingly dangerous speculative trends and macro conditions which will negatively affect an already over-extended housing environment that isn’t meeting living needs of either a rising lot of the working public, or certainly of the nation’s swelling under-employed, over-leveraged, poor and homeless populations.
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Show Notes
Homeowners: Here's what's in the tax bill for you
Is California Already In Recession?
Is the Real Estate Market Going to Crash?
Are we headed for another housing collapse?
The Cost of a Hot Economy in California: A Severe Housing Crisis
The collapse of brick-and-mortar retail could spiral into a real estate crisis
House flippers triggered the US housing market crash, not poor subprime borrowers
Are we heading toward another subprime mortgage crisis?
The Next Domino To Fall: Commercial Real Estate
BIG HOUSES IN THE U.S. ARE BACK (AND THERE’S A GROWING HOUSING BUBBLE)
When Will there be Another Housing Market Crash?
Gone Baby Gone - In the wake of the housing crisis, a new breed of real estate investor is destroying America's cities
London's House Prices Are Falling at Their Fastest Rate Since the Financial Crisis
Soon Seattle's Tech Boom Will Not Explain Its Housing Crisis
If the housing bubble bursts, is the US ready?
Inverted Yield Curve in 2018 Is Taking Over Wall Street Outlooks
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